Debbie,
> The only way I know of would be to perform an actual search first, then
> you
> would be able to save the search
That's an idea. In my case however, my computer files are somewhat dynamic,
changing a lot, which is partly why I need to use search, to find a file
whose location I have fortotten. I usually manage to get pretty good results
when I do a search. The one time I have problems is when I do a search whith
wild cards, espcially when only the extension is known. I have to wade
through too many files in such cases. I often find that some extension that
I though was obsuce is quite prevalent on my 'puter. :-)
TNX for your reply.
Jim
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